How do you say 'anyways' in Japanese, and how do you use it in a sentence?
I mean like when you say, "He doesn't like that place, but he went anyway."

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How do you say 'anyways' in Japanese, and how do you use it in a sentence?
I mean like when you say, "He doesn't like that place, but he went anyway."

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That will be とにかく in your context. For example.

彼はその場所が好きではなかったが, とにかく行ってみた。

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Are you really intermediate level as you rank yourself in your profile? You seem to ask only questions and do no homework at all. https://www.google.co.jp/search?q=Anyway+Japanese&oq=Anyway+Japanese&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i61.5596j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

"He doesn't like that place, but he went anyway."　かれはそのばしょがきらいでした。しかし、それでもかれはいきました。

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I mean 'anyway' as in like, 'He went anyway. '

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Maybe... in japnese
"Nandemo i-desu" 
"なんでもいいです"
Or in positive meaning,
"Nandemo daijo-bu" 
"なんでもだいじょうぶです"

I hope It helps you!

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Anyways is slang and not everyone uses this form anyway because it is incorrect. Always use anyway instead.

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